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Posted by 37 chief on January 04, 2007 at 18:42:31 from (70.181.164.242):
Years ago My Dad put up a barrier on a dirt county road behind our farm it was in place 15 years. This was a favorite place for hot rodders to make dust. The road was less than 1/4 mi long, a paved road was only a block away this was just a short cut.A sewer line was put in down the road, and the barrier was removed. We are now in the city, and the city will not allow us to reinstall the barrier. Does any one know if there is any law saying since the barrier was in place for 15 years can be put back? this is in Calif,other states may be the same. thanks for any info Stan
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